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Personal Freedom: Libertarians, the Russia-Ukraine Crisis, and a Crisis of Ideology
In the past few weeks, with the Russian invasion of Ukraine experiencing daily developments, many have opposed Russia’s tactics, strategy, and overall military adventure...
America’s Mental Health Crisis Is a Security Issue
A recent mass shooting by a mentally unstable man in New York City has underlined the dire need for improved mental healthcare in the...
Justice critical to fighting sexual violence in conflict
Women’s rights are human rights, and universal in times of war and peace, a senior UN official told the Security Council on Wednesday, urging...
Public safety or national security?
On December 21st of 2017, the former Mexican president Enrique Peña Nieto created a new law known as Ley de Seguridad Interior (Law of...
The Chinese theory on “the end of American hegemony” after the Ukrainian war
The fundamental question after the outbreak of the conflict between Russia and Ukraine was about the possibility of China sacrificing its economic interests with...
UN, Foreign Human Rights Groups Demand Thorough Investigations into Mali’s Massacre
With a population of nearly 20 million people, the Republic of Mali is a landlocked country located on rivers of Senegal and Niger in...
China Contributes to International Peace and Stability: Evidence from the Russo-Ukrainian War
Some members of the U.S. Congress, particularly Republicans, are advocating for the United States to take a more severe stance in the Ukraine conflict....
How Beijing’s Mixed Signals over Ukraine Can Shape NATO’s Evolving Threat Perceptions
China’s mixed signals over the Ukrainian crisis have prompted commentators to speculate about a forming Sino-Russian alignment. Beijing’s ambiguous position towards the conflict has,...
A Decade in Power: Reviewing Kim Jong-un’s Economic Policies
An average person primarily knows North Korea's Supreme Leader Kim Jong-un for two things: the nuclear bombs and his ruthless rule. As he finishes...
Indo-Russia S-400 Deal and Its Implications for Pakistan
India wants to become a dominant power in the region on the basis of its military and economic strength. While Pakistan did not want...